Perhaps the best thing then would be simply user-created presets... One thing the makers of the unity game engine do which is quite clever is they make their site a repository of such things. It makes purchasing their engine compelling because you immediately get a sense of an active community and plenty of places from which to get started.
But i don't mean to presume to know what is best for fabric. Just thinking aloud, in case it's of interest. :) On Jan 30, 2013, at 4:35 PM, Guillaume Laforge <[email protected]> wrote: > About the library question. > > As I'm playing with Flora actually, it is really fun to design a tree just > playing with the fancy sliders. There is a great control (really), and > spending a couple of hours is enough to understand those parameters and get a > clear picture on all the possible combinations. > Providing some out of the box presets would mean that people could miss this > fun part :D. > But I'm really not against built-in presets. They are never the solution in > production but can be a good starting point (if they are done smartly...).
